Jeddah, June (پاکستان پوائنٹ نیوز 24 يونيو 2025ء) The event was attended by WMO Secretary-General Celeste Saulo, along with senior officials, experts, and representatives from member states and regional and international partners.
Dr. Ghulam emphasized that the report serves as a scientific reference reflecting the current climate realities in Asia, based on precise data and in-depth analysis. He noted that the report is not merely a scientific document, but a reflection of accelerating environmental changes impacting the lives and well-being of billions of people across the continent and beyond.
He added that the report aims to strengthen early warning systems, boost investment in climate adaptation, and support regional cooperation—particularly in managing transboundary water and climate risks.
He also stressed that despite the severe climate challenges facing Asia, the continent possesses significant potential and shared capacities to address them through adaptation, innovation, and collaborative action.
The State of the Climate in Asia 2024 report is one of the WMO’s key regional reports. It aims to support decision-makers with accurate climate data and insights, and to promote science-based responses that enhance resilience to climate change and advance sustainable development.
